O'Neill takes responsibility with nowhere to hide for Celtic
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says his team have a "million miles to go" after defeat in Austria.
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Notable Quotes
"I'm responsible for this one."
— Martin O'Neill , Athlete
"We got what we deserved. We were passive all night."
— Callum McGregor , Athlete
"LASK deserve to go through with that performance."
— Scott Brown , Athlete
"It looked to me as if Celtic were exhausted."
— Neil Lennon , Athlete
Key People
Callum McGregor is the captain of Celtic Football Club.
Martin O'Neill is the manager of Celtic football club.
Former Celtic manager who provided analysis on the team's struggles.
Former captain of Celtic, recognized for his success in Scottish football.
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Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says his team have a "million miles to go" after defeat in Austria.
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